Stereo

Presenters
John Humphrys and Brian Redhead

with Libby Purves
Producer ANGIE NEHRING Stereo

(Details as Sunday 2.00 pm)

Sideways Promotion by OLIVER BAYLDON Read by Geoffrey Whitehead.
Directed by PETER KAVANAGH

NEM p 25; Holy, holy, holy (BBC HB 169);
I Corinthians 15, w 35-44; Psalm 121; 0 praise ye the Lord (BBC HB 279) Stereo

Presented by Hugh Prysor-Jones . The Sentence
The last of five programmes looking at the 685 homicides committed in the UK in 1986. Producer JOHN FORSYTH

Last of a five-part series. John Humphrys talks to successful people who have weathered major storms in their careers. George Davies - who turned Next into one of the biggest successes in British retailing before becoming the victim of a boardroom coup. Producer BRIAN KING BBC Pebble Mill

Presented by Chris Hawksworth

In this week's semi-final The Guardian plays
The Independent for a place in next week's final. Chairman Simon Bates. Producers ANDREW PARFITT and VIV BLACK Stereo

Presenter James Naughtie

Tales from the Tub (3) Stereo (R)

Serial: Silas Marner (11) by GEORGE ELIOT abridged in 11 episodes by JACK SINGLETON.
Read by David Threlfall Producer PAT MCLOUGHLIN (Music: Chadwick's Second Symphony)
Presenter Jenni Murray

by SUE ASHBY, with Joan Campion as Rose.
It's local election time and Rose, a councillor's wife, falls into her usual routine of supporting her husband.
But resentments that have festered over the years suddenly erupt....
Directed by KAY PATRICK BBC Manchester. Stereo

Last of five programmes in which George MacBeth talks with the poet Vernon Scannell. Reader PHILIP voss Producer ALEC REID BBC Bristol

Three programmes about a record-breaking hold on power.
1: The First Target
Did the unions stand a chance of beating
Mrs Thatcher ? Was their decline inevitable or did they make avoidable mistakes? With the Cabinet ministers and trade union leaders involved, BBC Political Correspondent Nicholas Jones assesses one of the Prime Minister's most radical changes in the fabric of the nation.
Producer JOLYON MONSON
0 See panel, left

Shakespeare and Company
The RSC's new season opens with Romeo and Juliet and A Midsummer Night's Dream.
Paul Vaughan assesses the strengths of the company. Producer
RICHARD BANNERMAN. Stereo

with Frances Coverdale and Hugh Sykes

and Financial Report

Stereo (Details Sunday 7.30pm)

(Details as Tuesday 4.05pm)

Stereo
(Details as Saturday 11.00 pm)

The Programme with Listener Power.
With Felicity Goodey and Eric Robson.
Produced by the PUNTERS team
41 WRITE TO: Punters, BBC, Bristol BS8 2LR or phone Bristol (0272) [number removed]

True Stories: Talking Heads
The second of six programmes in which members of the Radio 4 Generation talk about how their lives have changed since the project began.
This week, two women for whom the church is an important part of their lives - Melanie Brown and Julie Oliver.
Producers PAUL KObRAK and DAVY SIMS

Aspects of Love sings its way on to the stage of the Prince of Wales Theatre, London, tonight:
Andrew Lloyd Webber waits in the wings, and the Kaleidoscope reviewer sprints back to the studio. Meanwhile, in another part of London, Caryl Churchill's play Ice Cream dissects an Anglo-
American love affair.
Presenter Nigel Andrews. Producer JULIAN MAY. Stereo

My Autobiography My Early Life (8)

with Alexander MacLeod